In the Therapists Mirror

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Integrating strategic family therapy with narrative therapy, this book emphasizes the role of symbolic forms in shaping experiences and meanings. Marilyn Wedge presents engaging case studies to support her argument that personal experiences are constructed through signs. Introducing semiotic constructivism, she reinterprets the significance of symbols like myth and ritual in therapy within a postmodern context. The first half of the book explores how symbols serve as structuring metaphors, facilitating meaningful connections between therapist and client while transforming their realities.